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The writer names C. G. Jung's Memories, Dreams, Reflections and calls it necessary reading as autobiography.

The writer marks the book as a reading recommendation. The note supplies no explanation of how Jung's method applies to the surrounding manuscript.

A handwritten reading note naming 'Memories, Dreams, Reflections / C. G. Jung', with the gloss '(necessary reading as autobiography)' set below after a gap.

The note records a book and a verdict on how to read it, placing autobiography at the center of the writer's interest. It gives no argument or summary, so its role among the drafts is that of a reminder or reading list entry.